Here are 2 triple stumpers from the 6-1-2017 Jeopardy! match.

THIS IS 5-“D” ($1600) This round pin fits into holes in 2 adjacent pieces to align them or to prevent their slipping

($2000) On a ship, the distance from the deck to the waterline is called the freeboard. The distance from the waterline to the keel is this other vital depth measurement

The players got all these clues in U.S. PLACE NAMES

($400) This state capital was named for the fourth president of the United States

($800) This birthplace of FDR wasn’t named for the place in London but for a colonial governor of New York

($1200) The name of this Pennsylvania borough is from Algonquian for “town of gnats”, not groundhogs

($2000) Twin cities on the border of the “Lone Star State” and the “Natural State” share this name

They got these clues in LONG NONSTOP FLIGHTS, too, although Coby was asked to be more specific on $1200 clue.

($400) Enjoy 15 nonstop hours of Cathay Pacific as you jet from Hong Kong to the New York City airport known by these 3 initials

($800) G’day! & G’night! This carrier flies 8,600 miles & 15 1/2 hours between Sydney & Dallas

($1200) On Qatar Airways it’s 8,000 miles between Doha & the Houston Intercontinental airport named for this ex-president

($1600) Singapore Air flew SQ21, a 9,500-mile, nearly 19-hour journey between the country & this New Jersey airport

($2000) Emirates Airlines will pass you over 3 continents flying 16 hours from this skyscraper-laden city to Los Angeles

Today’s Daily Doubles and more information on Final Jeopardy! on Fikkle Fame’s full Daily Jeopardy! Recap